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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art.animation, 28 Apr 1997.
Re: RICHARD WILLIAMS QUESTION

Re: RICHARD WILLIAMS QUESTION

Scott---

> have been) masterpiece The Thief and the Cobbler / Arabian Knights. Please tell me if this is available on video (in the UK?

Well, Here in the USA, I've seen the video (called officially now that
it's on video, The Thief and the Cobbler, released by Miramax) in both
Blockbuster and Walmarts.  I'm thinking you should be able to find it in
similar spots in the UK, if not beg someone in the US, it's pretty easy
to get here.
	I bought it myself and enjoyed it immensely, its a fresh change from
the normal animation fare with tons of visual gags...even op art gags. 
Parts of it are a riot...just wish they'd cut those sappy songs out and
wish I knew which parts besides the songs, miramax added contrary to
William's plan...
	Happy Hunting!
:) Angela
http://www.geocities.com/hollywood/2416/

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From: Angela <maj...@charleston.net>
Subject: Re: RICHARD WILLIAMS QUESTION
Date: 1997/04/28
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To: Scott Dunbar <sco...@digital-animations.co.uk>
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